China Securities Regulatory Commission discusses CCDI probe into Wang Jianjun and steps up internal anti-corruption and party discipline

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) held a Party committee meeting chaired by Chair Wu Qing to relay the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission’s decision to place Wang Jianjun under disciplinary review and supervisory investigation for suspected serious violations of discipline and law. The leadership endorsed the decision and set out measures to deepen strict Party governance and anti-corruption work across the CSRC system. The meeting described the capital markets as capital- and resource-intensive and warned of acute “hunting” and counter-“hunting” pressures, calling on CSRC Party organisations and staff to use the case as a warning and continue strengthening integrity and anti-corruption efforts. It highlighted tighter accountability for Party management responsibilities, follow-through on central inspection rectification, closer linkage of corruption and misconduct investigations, and study and implementation of the Central Eight-point rules, alongside the “dare not, cannot and do not want to be corrupt” approach; it also linked internal supervision with incentives for responsibility-taking and directed implementation of key decisions from the 25 April Politburo meeting, including actions to consolidate market stabilisation and better support technology innovation and the “four stabilities” agenda.